Howdy! I want to invite any or all of you to come out and meet other 4-wheelers this Saturday:
Free 4x4 Clinic & Trail Run on Trail & Club Run Etiquette
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Join the Arizona Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition (AZOHVC) for an easy run in Camp Verde on February 23, 2008 emphasizing Club Run Ethics, Etiquette, and Protocols, or “C.R.E.E.P.” for short. Learn some of the do’s and don’ts on the trail, guided by veteran 4-wheelers.
This is a FREE event, open to all 4x4 owners, hosted by the AZOHVC, and sponsored by Sedona Jeep School, Farabee Jeep Rentals, Absolute Offroad and Sedona Offroad.
The event starts with a club run orientation including preparation, following, communication, and Tread Lightly. On the trail, the group will have the opportunity to discuss public land etiquette around ranching leases, mining claims, and water sources.
To sign-up, contact Nena Barlow at (928) 274-0570 or SedonaJeepSchool@yahoo.com
Date: Saturday, February 23, 2008
Time: 9:30 AM to Noon, approximately (plus optional afternoon run).
Sign-up: Email the following information to sedonajeepschool@yahoo.com or call (928) 274-0570:
1. Your name
2. Vehicle description so we can more easily identify everyone during the event (year, model, color, any visually distinguishing features)
Meeting Place: Trailhead at FR 361 and Hwy 260, Prescott National Forest--located between Camp Verde and Cottonwood. No facilities at the trailhead.
Trail: FR 361 “Conger Mine Road”. This is an easy trail for any stock 4x4. It will take us through some cattle country, past some old mines, and near natural springs, with stops to talk about the do’s and don’ts of each of those areas. Great views! Event will take approximately 2.5 hours.
Directions: From Camp Verde, take Hwy 260 west towards Cottonwood. The trailhead is approximately 5 miles west on Hwy 260. It is directly across from Thousand Trails Road, and approximately 0.7 miles on the left past the Steve Coury dealership.
GPS coordinates: 34º 39.629N, 111º 57.921W
What to bring:
1. 4x4 vehicle with decent tires. 4x4 means your rig has a transfer case and a 4L option. Contact coordinator if you are not sure.
2. Spare tire.
3. At least one liter of water per person & trail snacks.
4. Layered outdoor clothing and tough shoes, suitable for temperatures ranging from 35 to 65 degrees.
5. Kids welcome. Dogs not recommended.
6. Smile! This will be a fun event and a great opportunity to meet other 4-wheelers.
Happy trails,
Free 4x4 Clinic & Trail Run on Trail & Club Run Etiquette
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Join the Arizona Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition (AZOHVC) for an easy run in Camp Verde on February 23, 2008 emphasizing Club Run Ethics, Etiquette, and Protocols, or “C.R.E.E.P.” for short. Learn some of the do’s and don’ts on the trail, guided by veteran 4-wheelers.
This is a FREE event, open to all 4x4 owners, hosted by the AZOHVC, and sponsored by Sedona Jeep School, Farabee Jeep Rentals, Absolute Offroad and Sedona Offroad.
The event starts with a club run orientation including preparation, following, communication, and Tread Lightly. On the trail, the group will have the opportunity to discuss public land etiquette around ranching leases, mining claims, and water sources.
To sign-up, contact Nena Barlow at (928) 274-0570 or SedonaJeepSchool@yahoo.com
Date: Saturday, February 23, 2008
Time: 9:30 AM to Noon, approximately (plus optional afternoon run).
Sign-up: Email the following information to sedonajeepschool@yahoo.com or call (928) 274-0570:
1. Your name
2. Vehicle description so we can more easily identify everyone during the event (year, model, color, any visually distinguishing features)
Meeting Place: Trailhead at FR 361 and Hwy 260, Prescott National Forest--located between Camp Verde and Cottonwood. No facilities at the trailhead.
Trail: FR 361 “Conger Mine Road”. This is an easy trail for any stock 4x4. It will take us through some cattle country, past some old mines, and near natural springs, with stops to talk about the do’s and don’ts of each of those areas. Great views! Event will take approximately 2.5 hours.
Directions: From Camp Verde, take Hwy 260 west towards Cottonwood. The trailhead is approximately 5 miles west on Hwy 260. It is directly across from Thousand Trails Road, and approximately 0.7 miles on the left past the Steve Coury dealership.
GPS coordinates: 34º 39.629N, 111º 57.921W
What to bring:
1. 4x4 vehicle with decent tires. 4x4 means your rig has a transfer case and a 4L option. Contact coordinator if you are not sure.
2. Spare tire.
3. At least one liter of water per person & trail snacks.
4. Layered outdoor clothing and tough shoes, suitable for temperatures ranging from 35 to 65 degrees.
5. Kids welcome. Dogs not recommended.
6. Smile! This will be a fun event and a great opportunity to meet other 4-wheelers.
Happy trails,
This probably does not reflect a lack of interest so much as a more seasoned, aware, and responsible group of offroad users among the Toyota owners
. That said, I'd be there but I was wheeling in Sedona last weekend
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